good morning, america. this morning -- bedside vigil. nelson mandela gathers at his sa serious lung infection. the mood is darkening but mandela has been down before and survived. we're live in south africa. ready for battle. that is how police in california described this shadowy figure carrying a long gun and looking for victims. new this morning, surveillance video of people ducking for cover and we're learning more about the drama inside the school library. >> three girls ran into the library yelling there's a shooter that has a young, oh no, and then there were three consecutive shots. i'm just happy to be alive. bad medicine. one of the top cancer doctors in

america facing tough questions about she poisoned another doctor. and there's america's new royals. . the lavish palace wedding. u.s. banker. the swedish princess and the plans to take over the big apple. and good morning, everyone. we want to get straight to that developing story out of south africa. >> nelson mandela, a global symbol of peace as people around him are sounding increasely concerned. >> his countrymen are praying for mandela's health. brandi hitt is right there in pretoria with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we're waiting for the government to release the latest on nelson

mande mandela's condition. i have to tell you when you read this morning'sines in the paper, they describe the mood out on the street. mandela fights for his life. this one reads it is time to let him go. this is a statement that was given by mandela's longtime friend. he gave the statement this morning to the sunday times. nelson mandela was brought here about 1:30 saturday morning for a recurring lung infection. we're told his wife has been by his side the entire time. this is the fourth time the former south african president and civil rights leader has been hospitalized in the last six months. three of those visits were really focused on this lung infection. he's continued to battle back each and every time from this illness. but there is a senior government

official who has described mandela's condition this time around bad. there were church services this morning where many were praying for mandela. i have also spoken to many people here and it's just too difficult for them to talk about mandela's condition. you say when you look at this meant to this nation they don't want to discuss his health right now. he's about to 95 next month. as his friend said in the article he said this time is to quote, release him so god may have his own way. normally some of the mandela's family friends come out and make a statement. they haven't so far. and they're asking for their privacy, dan. >> signs of concern for this morning. he has battled back before. brandi hitt reporting from south

africa this morning. now to santa monica this morning. people in a local restaurant ducking for cover as the bullets fly. look at this. and here is the man everybody is hiding from. a shadowy figure armed with a rifle. the questions this morning, who is he and what set him off. abc's john schriffen. >> we're learning new clues taking inside the mind of the killer. he would have turned 24 years old yesterday. according to the los angeles times, he suffered from mental problems and was angry about his parents' divorce. this time, a glimpse at the figure. the shooter you can't see on this video reeks havoc outside. the suspect entering the santa

monica college library. officers showing off this duffle bag they said held his ammunition. for at least two guns. she was in the library and somehow made it unharmed. >> three girls ran into the library yelling that there is a shooter he has a gun, help, oh no. there were three consecutive shots, bing, bing, i'm just happy to be alive. >> reporter: police say the killer's ram page when a nearby house was engulfed in flames. as the gunman ran from the home, he carjacked a woman. >> he forced her to drive at gun point. >> reporter: he shot a bus and this suv killing the driver. 68-year-old carlos franco and leaving the passenger franco's daughter in critical condition.

minutes later, the gunman arrived on campus. >> they stacked items found in the safe room against the door, hunkered down and avoided shots that were fired through the drywall at them as they were in that room. >> reporter: police encounsel terd the gunman, shooting him multiple times, killing him. four victims and the shooter. one victim still in the hospital. the 26-year-old, unfortunately, she's not expected to make it. later today, a vigil will be held to try to bring this community together. >> despite that tragedy, it's chilling to think that carnage could have been worse. a strange mystery brewing in jacksonville, florida, an active navy officer has gone missing. last seen 12 days ago. this morning, police are looking for any leads they can find and

abc's reena ninan has the latest. >> reporter: he's a 16-year career. they have joined the search as authorities are trying to piece together where he may have gone. this morning, marks 12 days since vanessa williams last saw her husband. chief petty officer kevin williams. >> he's a great dad and a great husband. >> reporter: his wife, family and friends were passing out flyers at the apartment complex where they say the 39-year-old was last seen. >> at this time, he's awol. >> reporter: police say they don't suspect foul play. he was first reported missing by his wife. after she said they have an argument in the mall parking lot. >> i was mad. i said just wait here.

i don't want to argue anymore. >> reporter: when she returned kevin williams was gone but his cell phone was left behind, according to investigators his atm was used later that evening but even after being spotted at this apartment the next day, there's been no signs of williams. something all say is out of character. >> i just wish he would come home and things aren't the same without him. >> we need him. they miss him, they need him. >> reporter: vanessa williams said that she would like to see more resources committed to searching for her husband. dan? >> really feel for his children as well. arena, thank you. we have news this morning, an extremely close call for members of our crew in afghanistan. an afghan soldier opened fire on

america. let's go straight to muhammad. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. a difficult morning here at this base in eastern afghanistan after the deadliest insider attack against american forces all year. >> we focus as a team no matter. >> reporter: does anyone know the english alphabet. it started as a normal day. on the way out with the attack helicopters circling overhead. word came in on the radio. >> i'm tracking green on blue. medevac birds are like two minutes out. >> reporter: scrambled back to our armored vehicles by the time we got there, the base was already in lockdown. just moments earlier, the afghan

base commander said they were ready to fight the taliban on their own. they opened fire on the very american there to help. all week we have been documenting how american troops protect against insider attacks. including appointing guardian soldier angels to look out for others. the risks in afghanistan are still very real. looking for comfort and prayer while the american flag flies high above. an american commander at this base had so much emotion on his base. this mission will continue. dan and bianna. >> such a sad day for you. we're thankful that muhammad is well this morning. a high-stakes weekend of diplomacy for president obama. meeting with the new leader of

china. >> hanging over these leader in california the new reports of surveillance records. let's bring in george stephanopoulos host of "this week." the administration is dealing with a series of alex, are they worried of more leaks to come. >> no question about it. the director of national security, a crimes report has been filed by the national security agency so you can bet there's going to be full investigati investigation. and more revelations. glenn greenwald has had a news story every single day since wednesday. the administration is bracing for more. james clapper, the director of national intelligence came out and revealed much more about these classified programs than he has ever before. he said that the disclosures are reckless and rushed. he wanted to get out the message

that everything done by the national security agency is legal and it's all been briefed to congress. >> this is a huge blow of administration. going back to the meeting with the chinese president in california. some rough moments, sum tense moments. celebrity chef bobby flay. they went everything from lobster to steak. rare that you see a celebrity chef flying out -- >> it's the first time this is a summit. you see bobby flay right there. what a privilege for bobby flay. tom donilon said that this was a pretty lively dinner. >> lobster tamale sounds good to me. >> thanks, george. george has a big show this

morning including the chairs of the senate intelligence committee including dianne feinstein and mike rogers. more news breaking overnight. let's go to ron claiborne. good morning, everyone. we begin with the outrage of philadelphia mayor demanding severe punishment of the operator charged in that building collapse. sean benschop turned himself on saturday. he was allegedly high when the crane fell. the mayor michael nutter said that he's hoping for the harshest penalties. residents of tornado-ravaged of moore, oklahoma, have a new problems on their hand, looters. people have been coming to moore

to steal jewelry and other items. and the country's first openly gay professional athlete took part in his first gay parade, jason collins marched in boston. the two were roommates at stanford. and everyone loves a long shot. especially at 14 to 1. palace malice became the unlikely winner of on the 145th belmont stakes yesterday. he managed to beat the heavily favored winners of the kentucky derby and preakness. last night's finale of britain's got talent. a woman rushed to the front of the stage and began throwing

eggs at simon kuhl. it turns out she was a contestant on last year's play. she's a viola player. she said afterwards, in hind sight, i realized it was a silly thing to do. >> in hind sigh >> a contestant scorned. >> all right. thanks, ron claiborne. tomorrow in florida, they'll start the process of selecting the jury of one of the most case, george zimmer. sparks were flying in the courtroom already this weekend. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: tomorrow, george zimmerman is set to begin. at issue the past week, who was howling on this 911 call. >> this is the worst possible

forensic example. >> reporter: a single gunshot killed 17-year-old trayvon martin and now zimmerman faces a second-degree murder charge. the defense, they were zimmerman's. the state andefense agree on one thing, whoever howled was the victim in the fight. since that night, zimmerman has been fighting that he shot martin in self-defense. starting monday, some 500 residents will be questioned and prodded about their views on race, guns and the media hoopla around the trial. experts tell abc news, whiting the 500 jury to 12 people could take weeks. the trial comes 16 months after that single bullet launched these protests.

high school walkouts, even grabbed the attention of the president. >> my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin, you know, if i had a son he would like trayvon martin. >> this is going to be a major trial in america. it really kicks off tomorrow. let's check the national forecast. ginger zee is here. some dangerous heat. >> not only dangerous but deadly. at least one person is dead. look at some of these records. las vegas made it to 112. i want to show you video from just one graduation. where we had 17 people drop, this is brentwood. unfortunately, no one seriously injured. 11 people did get taken to the hospital. another high school in california had the same deal. very unfortunate this heat is sticking around. still an excessive heat warning in las vegas. phoenix will make it to 108.

tucson at 104. we'll have heat. it compounds day after day. now, we have to talk about the other part of this weather and that's the storms. look at this one from sunray, texas. golf ball-sized hail yesterday. today, it moves to the east. we're including st. louis right on the edge of evansville, indiana. and it's been a soaker after andrea passed through, it was saturated and more rain now with this new frontal system sticking around. tallahassee almost 90. orlando near 90. of course, you'll have those scattered showers and storms. that's the big picture.

>> just because you're in the news mean you can't make the news. paula faris not loving andrea. that's van and a tree. sent it to me yesterday. thanks a lot, andrea. >> she's insured. i have riden in that van many a times. we were friends in chicago. >> thank you, ginger. appreciate it. she's princess madeleine of sweden and he's a successful banker in new york city. >> the two married in a lavish royal ceremony in stockholm.

abc's linsey davis has more. >> it was a stunning affair. a happy ending for a princess who came to america after breaking off a previous engagement. this is the love of a story of princess who traveled to a faraway land in search of the man of her dreams. it's not a children's book. the princess really did meet her prince charming while nursing her broken heart 4,000 miles in new york city. she married new york finesier christopher o'neill. >> to be my wife. >> the groom holding back tears as he gave his youngest daughter and fourth in line to the throne. among the guests, madeleine's oldest sister.

royals from all over the world and first families of fashion. >> i think it's really nice of her to find someone she loves and get married. >> here at the church of sweden in new york, fellow swedes said they couldn't be happier. that's in her early 20s. she was seen as the party princess. but also like prince harry, she's been respected going her own way. >> she likes that she can blend in in this big city. >> reporter: now this prince of new york, joins other outers who have married into royalty. like grace kelly and kate middleton. they'll continue to live in the city, where they fell in love.

christopher o'neill has elected to remain a private citizen. i wouldn't be giving up my chance to be a princess. >> you were rocking the tiara proudly. a girl can dream. it's not too late for me. >> of course not. >> she has a brother. unmaryland swedish prince. dan, would you give up your job to be a duke? >> yes, very quickly. >> duke harris -- >> it sounds right to me. >> i also would take a job as a baron. thanks, linzie. the cancer doctor accused of trying to kill a fellow doctor, her boyfriend. also, is 40 the new 20, hollywood's infach yated with young stars.

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i love this story. it's the revenge of the 40-year-old actresses. biggest names in hollywood not afraid to act their age and getting big bucks to do it. good morning, america i'm bianna golodryga. they look incredible. >> i'm glad that you don't think 40 is old. >> of course not. >> i'm dan harris. this is june 9th. we'll meet a 12-year-old girl who has been stealing the show at the nba finals. she'll be out there tonight for game two. we'll hear more from her later. and curiosity doesn't kill this cat but it does lead to some humiliation.

you see where this heading. we'll freeze this video. the big finale coming up in "fixation." we'll start with a serious note. a female cancer doctor at one of the press tijs you medical sins constitutions in this country accused of trying to poison a fellow doctor, also said to be her lover. abc's gio benitez is on the story. >> reporter: we're talking about a chemical used in antifreeze. both doctors spent 20 years working in medicine. now one is under investigation. and the other is telling police about his close call with life. ana maria gonzalez-argulo is accused of poisoning a fellow doctor. the two doctors had a casual sexual relationship. both working for md anderson cancer center. she was profielded by the susan

g.komen institute. police say it was here at her home in january, where she gave she gave him not one but two cups of coffee laced with ethelyne, glie koll, an ingredient of antifreeze. she allegedly told him that it was just splend ya. within hours, he said that he was rushing to the hospital with slurred piece and poor balance. >> what would have caused in such a highly respected position to work so hard for what she has to snap, i think that's going to have a lot to do how the case basically unfolds in course. >> reporter: an attorney for

gonzalez-argulo said, goat, she's completely innocent. he added police jumped the gun. police say it's available at that cancer hospital. and remember, blumenschein mentioned that sweet flavor. it does sweet. gonzalez-angulo faces aggravated assault charges. >> parents called me yesterday, everyone in houston this is what they're focused on. let's go back to ron for a look at the other stories making news this morning. good morning, everyone. in the news, a new photo showing the alleged gunman responsible for a deadly shooting ram page in santa monica, california, showing him carrying a rifle and ducking into a college library.

customers in a diner ducking for cover after hearing the shooter outside. nelson mandela remains hospitalized in serious condition suffering from a lung infection. a rare public sighting of fidel castro. the 86-year-old castro, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and being assisted by an aide in this photo. he turned over control to his brother in 2006. finally the most dominant player in women's tennis, well, no surprise she's done it again, serena williams won the french open yesterday beating maria sharapova yesterd sharapova, in straight sets. the first time she's won the french open in 11 years. back now to ginger zee with the weather. >> it's going to feel a lot like summer in the northeast today. atlantic city, a nice shot over the ocean. most of the day should be dry

for a lot of folks. throughout the afternoon and evening we'll develop scattered showers. they're waking up there to 82 for a high. there's a rip current risk all of the way up the eastern coastline there from northeast through new england. from maine down into the mid-atlantic. 87 for richmond. we talked about all that heat in the southwest, it starts to move east. places lake las vegas will cool down to below 100, while that happens denver climbs to 100. dallas gets close to that century mark there by the time we reach the midweek. here's a look across the nation. st. louis, little rock, both included in the severe weather potential today.

>> this weather report has been brought to you by sears. dan and bianna. >> ginger, thank you. game two of the nba finals between the spurs and the heat is on tonight on abc, but before tipoff, play close attention to the little girl with the big voice belting out the national anthem in a way that would make francis scott key proud. ♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> that is 12-year-old julia singing the star spangled banner to perfection tonight. she'll perform it again for

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sandra bullock. melissa mccarthy, jennifer lopez. cameron diaz. a-list stars with one thing in common. they're all over 40 in hollywood. >> they also have in common they look incredible. to put this trend in hollywood terms it's the revenge of the 40-year-old actresses. is 40 the new 20s here's abc's rachel smith. >> reporter: goldie hawn pointed out -- >> they're are only three ages in hollywood, babe, district

attorney and driving misdaisy. >> reporter: turning 40 used to mean early retirement for most hollywood actresses, now that can't be further from the truth. >> a group of women have been in spotlight and they have arrived in their 40s with enough leverage and clout to demand they still get lead roles. >> reporter: call it the revenge of the over-40 actress. >> there are a lot of great talents in the pool over 40. >> reporter: rumors circulated that penelope cruz was cast as the next bond girl. >> talking about casting someone opt opposite of daniel craig, have an extraordinary woman someone in his age range to play the girl. >> reporter: studios are rewriting roles originally e meant for men. >> jayson bateman went to the

premiere for bridesmaid and he saw melissa mccarthy's career-changing role. he called the producer the next morning and let's rewrite this movie for a woman. >> reporter: the heat starring alongside her over 40 counterpart sandra bullock. >> you want to go out? >> we'll take you out. >> reporter: it's expected to be a huge box office draw. but why now? why are these women over 40 taking back hollywood? >> i think the fact that over-40 women is a big factor. they're no longer expected to look matronly. gwyneth paltrow on the red carpet for iran man, it's like, oh, my, she's 40? >> reporter: for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc

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you know i have gone to maybe 400 baseball games. i have never caught a baseball in the stands. i feel for this woman here. check out this here. this was last week. waiting to catch a ball. there her is chance. this little kid jumps in. >> if she caught it, she would have given it to him anyway. her boyfriend should have gotten it back from the kid if he was a real man. >> the views of ron claiborne don't necessarily represent the views of abc news. >> i got to do this. you guys got to see it. afraid of heights? ready, ready? check it out. i want you to sit here and watch it. this is call craning.

this guy climbed up 250-foot crane in southafternoonton, england. he's just hanging there. he challenges it -- >> they should have a little thing, graphic in the corner that shows more on crane. >> that's like the next tom cruise movie. >> real-life stupidity. anyway, if there's a story or video you want to send us, tweet us at gma. >>. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day.

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>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 9th. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we are cooler across the bay area. anywhere from a couple degrees to about six degrees cooler. the strong on shore winds return. and we have temperatures mainly in the 50s. a couple 60s by the delta. 58 union city, 60 los gatos. we have a fire watch today until tomorrow. which could so a c